Science, asked by samarth6814, 1 year ago

latent heat is evolved during the transformation of liquids in to solids how will you explain this statement

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Answered by pikachu90

latent heat of fusion is the amount of heat energy required to change its state from liquid to solid without raising its temperature
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Answered by shrutikushwaha96

When the latent heat gets evolved during the transformation of liquids into solids, heat energy will get released and the temperature level decreases.

Eg. Conversion of water into ice

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